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Sick Week 2024 survey winner and event schedule change

 7mo ago ·  372

Congratulations to Geoff C. from Georgia for winning our “Build It Better” contest during Sick Week 2024. He was randomly selected from among the 117 participants that took the time to fill out our survey form.

And one of the top items mentioned items – a better schedule page – has been implemented and will be rolled out to our servers before the end of the weekend. Included is a rolling list of the event route days, current estimated density altitude at the track (a work in progress), live weather, and both a detailed schedule and live video feed when they are available.

Thanks again to all that took the time to complete the survey and for all those that have visited the website. ❤️

Image of sample event schedule page


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